The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-05
NAVARRO NOTES,
Review OF Recent Events In this Thriving
Busy Little City.

Review OF Recent Events In this Thriving
Busy Little City.
The Rescue Hook and Ladder company
meet In regular session Tuesday even
Ing. William Baughmsn has pqrchas-
ed new portable saw mill of William
Cooper q Co., Of Mt. Vernon. He Is at
present engaged In doing q job of saw
Ing the Miller farm... IL. N Johnson, of
B5ger, johnson & Co., of AkTOa, was
III town Tuesday, giving orders In re.
GARD to having lumber sawed, in which
business he 10. interested John Nor
gan, formerly boss of the Rose Hill
coal mine, left Tuesday morning for
Tennessee, where hs expects to take q
similar position. The loss of Mr.. Nor
gan 10 mucn regretted. E. P. Mathews
the veteran sign painter, is at present
engaged In painting the new K. Of P.
hail in the Sisterhen building. The
hall will be ready for occupation BY
friday night. Mr.. Joseph Eckroate
and Miss Frances Miller were united In
wedlOek Tuesday at the st. Clements
Catholic church. Rev. f. Metternich
otticisted. Congratulations Edward
Rhein, oOnfectlOner and baker, Is having
his front yard filed, preparatory
TO having 1t sOddeJ. When com
pleted the work will add Considerably
to the appearances Of his property. . Il,
b. Dangler, dry goods merchant,
II east purchasing his spring
stock OF goods. Look out for q
display OF stylish spring goods.
The fair which will DO given under
the auspices and for the benefit Of st.
Clements Catholic church, and which
Will be held In the Opera House from
June 16 TO June %, will no doubt be
one OF the grandeSt successes In the way
OF fair that was ever held In Navarro.
In connection with the fair will be a
grand distribution If valuable prizes as
is seen by the posters. The prizes have
been purchased and donated. Every
holder of ticket will be entitled to one
OF the articles on the list. The display
OF fancy needle work which has been
executed and donated by the ladies of
the town, and which constitutes q part
OF the prz g, Is very fine. Everybody
should purcha ticket and receive
one OF those valuable prizas Tickets
can be had of the committee or other
parties having books. g. Michael Wag-
ner has purchased the residence of VIM,
KeDltnger on Main street, for the sum
or $1,000. D. 8. Sewers, his son in. law,
Will take possession of Il In short time
80. The old wooden steps leading to the
Mayors office, which have been in di-
sapldated condition, have been replaced
With new ones. People can now ascend
or descend without fear of breaking
their necks. .Drillers ara still en-
gagged In prospecting for coal
north Of town. 1t is hoped
the prospecting will result favorable.
THE Amateur Dramatic Society, Of
Fairvlew College, In sub.district No. 3.
Bethlehem township, gave an entertain
ment at the Opera Hall, Saturday even.
Ing, to a good sized audience. The
characters were all well rendered and
too much praise cannot be given the
young folks flOm the country for the
way they entertained the audience.
Julius Hug, the enteTprlslng furniture
dealer, has succeeded In selling half a
car load OF parlOr and kitchen fur
ntture to various Canton parties,
S)me OF our citizens that attended the
dedication of the Odd Fellows Hall at
Toledo arrived home Wednesday morn i.
Ing. John Weidman, our west end
hardware merchant. has gone into the
buggy business. he is handling the
New Garden, manufactured by e. K.
Liber. Mike Ungeshict, of Cantcn, is
Vislting at the residence Of Mayor Sis.
terhen. Philip Blumenschein, of Mas
sillon, was In town yesterday supplying
tne wants of his cUstO ers. I'D. s..
Severe Is canvassing for the book entl-
tied Remarks by Bill Nye.". james
M. Corl Is having sidewalk placed In
front and around his residence. e. Jas.
E Loud is getting the old raft house re.
modelled, which he purchased at Sheriff's
sale some time ago. The Beaver Run
Coal Co. have been running at full time
this month. We have been informed
they have secured contracts that will
keep them busy all SUNNI r. =. Freder-
lex j. Beck. our assessor, was In town
y Yesterday, leaving blanks with our bust.
ness men and citizens for listing. He
says he will be compelled to work early
and late hours to get his work COM
pleted, as our township Is large,